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Revision as of 19:00, 29 August 2016

This article is part of the
Payment Processing Software Library

Categories

Get it...

Credit Card Software
Download

Install it...

Installation
Upgrade & Migration

Connect to it...

Point Of Sale Integration

Set it up...

Quick Start Guide
Setup
Processor Setup

Licensing

Learn to use it...

Manual & User Guide
Knowledge Base
Frequently Asked Questions
Compliance Guide
Merchant Account Rates
User Interface Guides

Fix it...

Errors & Troubleshooting
Knowledge Base
Corrupted Install Repair

Get Help...

Contact
Processor Support Contacts

More Info ...

Glossary
Articles

See also...

911 Software
Help

CreditLine Payment Processing Software Integration Guide. This site can also be reached at http://docs.911software.com

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Integration Options

Integration Languages

There are several integration options for Creditline:

  1. DLL for C#, C++, et
  2. Java Wrapper for Java
  3. OCX for Visual Basic, dotNet, etc
  4. Encrypted Text Import for manual batch processing.

Integration Styles

There are three major integration styles.

  1. → (recommended) Integrator uses CreditLine supplied UI (UI Encapsulation). This is clcUI PCI Friendly Option (see below)
  2. Integrator provides their own UI
  3. Integrator uses Encrypted Text Import for manual batch processing

Tokenization and PCI Friendly UI Encapsulation (clcUI)

PCI Council PA-DSS and other security standards place stringent requirements on Point Of Sale software.
You have an option to make your code "PCI Friendly" by using both secure tokens and/or external payment info input encapsulation.
For more info, please see PCI Friendly API.

Quick Start Guide

This is the best place to get started with your integration:
QuickStart Integration Guide